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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-31
TIE DAxGEH OF BALD mKADs.
A PhyaieIan states Alarming Facts
About Badness and Gives =
Remedy.


"Bald-headea men die sooner than
those who possess full head of hair, I"
said physician to Mad and Express
reporter the other day. "Then, doctor,
your life 10 shortened" inteFposd the
reporter.
II have adopted protector, you see;
the skall-cap. IL / have no hair TO
cover my Uranium, do the next best
thing and use warm cap. / never 60
bald headed, no matter where I am.
and by that meaRs I never take cold.
The majority OF men who have bald
heads wear nothing 20 protect the ex
posed surface, net even wig. The re-
salt Is many OF them take cold and 20
oG With pneumonia or contract soue
deep seated disease like bronchitis or
consumption. Yet IL | told q bald
beaded man TO wear something warm
on the exposed spot be would, nine
times out OF ten, pay no attention TO
my warning. II Is a growing cause Of
increased morality and deserves great
attention both from scientists and eur
pirioal laymen. Bald heads are the
sign- posts OF high esthetical civiliza-
ton aud al the same time the epitaphs
Of a physical degeneration. Luxury,
ease, eOVfort, high living, and heredi-
tary characteristics have 10 be taken
int consideration when anslyzing the
problem of bald heads. II the future
race is 30 be void Of bair, then il must
necessarily be short lived one, because
more susceptible 90 sickness. / have
noted many cases Of pneumonia, and
where the patient IL n male and over
70 years old the propaFti on Is over sne-
half in favor Of being bald headed.
Whenever have bald. headed patient
! never rest until be consents 10 wear a
skull cap. II the hair was no pr0tec
tion 10 a man he would have been ere
ated without any, and his skin made
tough and thick 20 stand the weather.
TIE wise provisions made 10 insure
psrfeet physical comfort never conten-
plated period In the worlds history
when man should 90 about With his
head slick ~ q pseled onioa. The man
who does II repeatedly sooner or later
pays the penalty.
Cesar Was bald 10 his latter days
and shielded his eranium By wearing 3
crown. In thoee days when bats we're
not worn fa~ people we're bald. and
those Who we're attempted 10 conceal
the fact. II "a said that Cesar wore the
crown 20 hide his bald head. aud % may
be added correctly that be did Il for
comfort AZ we'll. Wsmen Do not suffer
from the exposure Of bald beads be
caase they wear false head ri0Rine
which generally protects the scalp.
Then females are not predisposed 30
badness a. males. Nature has given
them an abundance Of hsir. and those
Who grow bald have souae Kind Of skfp
trouble. Yet there are more bald head
81 women than the world insgines-
NV argument against going about With
toe scAlp exposed d merely from a
hygienie point OF view and not because
OF any false netious shout how it makes
= person look. Old men. middle aged
aen. gilded youths. and unfortunate
vumAnkind. II roo are bald, don't srisve
over the inevitable. but wear somethinG
warm upon all occasions. Your DAYS
will be longer in the lapd and your
progeny will be less apt 10 inherit the
hairless tendency"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-31
POLITICAL PROJECTIONS.

PomSy0y's Denoeraf-
President Cleveland will not be re-
elected 10 the ofiea be pow holds.
This IL bis hFst, last and oaly term as
President.
During his tvo years Of nal-politicaI
administrations be has done more 20
deaeen the Democratic RuIse than has
sysF been done By any DemocFat 10 Of
Toe, with the single exception Of James
Buchanan. In March, 1885, the Dsue-
cratic party Of the United States vas dc
for heaven, 30 TO speak. Nov, after two
years Of Cleveland and his civil service
pompostty, the party, as political ms
chine, is not at for hell-is couldn't get
anywhere.
The people demanded 9 change. Oleve-
land could have RiYen them one, com
plete, useful, Democratic. He has net
done 50. He has estFsuged his friends
and 10 now beginning 10 see wherein be
has erred.
Today, Grover Cleveland is much like
hungry dog With q hot potato 10 biz
mouth. The Democratic party 10 Q lit.
tie toe bot for him ts bold, and he can
not swallow Il As Il viii not becems
any less hot before 1888, and 40 be would
have to turn tail 70 the audience In or
der 10 attempt 10 swallow ii, be vii
merely snnsunce at the proper tune thai
IN 1884 be stated veFy distinctly that b
would not be candidate fer re- election
Grover Cleveland will keep his voFk.
The Democratic party will helD hin
to keep u. and great viii Be It's gains b,
80 doing.
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G. C. PHINNEY & co,
James 80. opp. Occidental Hotel.
iaSdw
AN ExrRAoRDTSAKY OFFER.

We want Live, RDsrReiie and capable Agen'
In every county in the United States and Can
ada. 70 sell Q patent article Of great merit, on
iTs MEKrrs. An article having large sale, pay
ing over 100 per cent pront. having no compe-
tition, and on which the agent IL protected In
the exclusive sale by deed given fer each and
every county be may secure from rs. With all
these advantages to cur agents and the fass that
Il 10 an sr,icls that can b sold 70 every house.
ouusF, Il might not Be necessary 70 make ~
sExTRAo1DrEAKTo FFHR" 70 secure coed agents
1t once, but We hAvs concluded 20 make Il 70
our Invention, bat In is STABILITY BIZ aBy agent
that will handle 70 with energy. Our agents
now q, work sre making from 1i5o 10 $500
month clear and this fact MAKES IL HAfe for Ne b
make cur Offer to al who are cut Of enploy-
ment Any agent ihsa will sivs our business Q
thirty days sriAl and fail to clear at least e10o
IN this time, ARovK All ExPHNs1A esn rsturn
all goods unsold 10 Us and sc will refund the
Money paid fer them Any agent or general
agent who would ike tsn Or more cocniiaS and
Worf them through ssb-aesRts for ninety Gays
and fail 70 clear At least tI5o ABOVE ALI Rx-
PRAISES. can return all upsoid and get their
money back No other employer Of agents ever
dared 70 make such offers, nor would We Il We
did not ksow that vs have agents nov making
mere than double the amount Ne ruazAntssd,
and but TOO sales day uould give = prsft Of
ever s12S . N nth, and thai enc o. cur agents
tsok etghtssn orders In one day. Our large de-
scriptivs circulars explain eur Offer fally, and
these We wiab 70 send 10 everyone cut Of en-
pioymsnt Who viii seed rs thrse one eant
stamps fsF postage. GsRd 81 once and sscuys
the agency IN time fer the boom and - 70 worh
on the terms named 10 our extraordinary oRgT.
We would lac 10 have the address OF al the
Ag-nts. sewing machine solicitors and earpen-
tera In the esubtry. and asa aoy reader Of this
paper vhe reads this ofer, TO send us st onoe
kha mama anA 49, 81 all aurl tkaw -
Adde'S At once or you will loss the bsst sha1es
{ ver offered 70 tkose cut Of employmsnt 70
make msBey. RKxgKA MANUFACTURERS Co.,
dw3n lie emish field st., Pittsburz, Pa
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The mothers heart is the child's school
room.-Beecher.
Bachelors wives and old maids CHI
dren arc always perfect.-Chamfort.
An intelligent woman can make her
home. IN spite OF exigencies. pretty much
what she pleases.
A good wife Il like the ivy which beau
titles the building 10 which Il clinga. twin
Ing its tendrils more lovingly ~ time con-
yerts the ancient edidce Int q ruin
johnson.
A mothers love Il indeed the golden
link that binds youth 70 age: and he Il
still but q child. however time has furrow-
can yet recall. with q softened heart. the
fond devotion or the gentle chidings of
the best friend God ever giVes aA-Boree.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-31

thstE ssstiensst il nos very ssuots.
The sx- Premier has aIwayn bssn rather
IN sympathy With ths Triah Nation. but
q i only lately shaf hia large heart las
been made osptivs 70 Il. Il b . non-
stEsas state Of thines which calls fer En-
tsaozdinsfy IeRisIsftoz ct The kind scn-
templatsd ~ Mr.. Balfoas, and vs are
Esd 70 see = izrRs minority in the
Hsuss IN favor Of spposing if. Vested
iAserests we're EevsF 90 sbsssd a. 10 The
ease Of unhappy Ireland. With . non
resident srist0sraey. she is ssbiset 70
oppression and abasss Of vhish he
average American has no idss- Her
country has bssn sIsSly psaperissd By
the avidity Of grasping landlords. Who
have wYuRa from the vretchsd in
habitants the fruit Of their bitter tsii.
Ireland is not very productive country
81 the best Of times, and her agriculture
hes been fairly starved By the demands
made on Il By non resident rropEietsrz.
For this past two hundred and Atty
years, her woea have besn crying to
heaven for redress, snd IL seems ct last
~ II there were prospects Of them BE-
ing Femedisd The traditions Of the
county are a. far reaching and illus
tFious a. those Of Scotland or Wales,
and the heroic Brian seems 70 have
blended in hIs person all the patriotism
Of a Wallace. with the proWsss Of .
Llewellyn. The Conservative Eaxty In
England has never eyinced any sym
patty with Irish grievances, and what
ever Of redress for them the unhappy
people are to Ret, must come fron the
great Liberal power. Mr.. GlAdstons's
party evinee . disposition TO do tsEdily,
what the Tories osuld never be per-
suaded to do uudsr any circumstances.
OF late years. many converts have been
made 70 the doctrine 81 Home Rule, in
GLIDING such men Of thought a. Mr..
Arnold. Mr.. Frederic Harrison and Pro
fessoT Tyndal. With the best intellect
Of England on the side Of Home Ruls,
and the heart Of the Nation for snsnei.
patton and liberty, the Conservatives
will find that the day for oppression
asd coercion is past.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-31
CoNDENsED NEWS,

The chiness alphabet contains $4,000
characters.
New York city has 80. 90 landlords who
collect $40 000. 0C0 reHt.
There are 10000 women in Cincinnati
who earn their own living.
There are $4,000 unmarried men In
Paris against $50. 900 married men.
Sir William Turner says q large whale
propela Itself with ll5-horse power.
The entire total OF the Hebrew race on
ne surface OF the globe is estimated at
A Florida mother has two children. enc
named Jefferson Davis and the other
Abraham Lincoln.
II Is estimated that the beggars Of Rome
receive 5000. 900 9 year In aims. aud that
~ OF them are worth from SIS. 900 TO $25,-
900 each.
Fifteen cows huadled together In a
Northern Pacific Railroad cut 70 keep
from freezing to death and q freight rain
came through and killed them all
An English agriculturalipaper tells Of q
duck. whose egg laying record is as fol-
lows: In 1878 she laid 2II: In 1879. ItS: in
1850, us; IN 1881. i55: IN lss2 50; In 1888. 30;
total. 769. She haF. now ceased laying and
is resting on her Gurels.
Thomas Broxton, st. Simon's Mills, Ga,
has a heller that has adopted q large dog
belon2 ing 70 4 neighbour. She has never
had calf but treats the dog as II he were
one and shows great anxiety and worry
when separated from him.
Some 81. Paul investigators have deoid-
es that the word "tobOggan" is from the
Oiihwa word "edaban, which means a
sled or any vehicle on which anything is
drawn. Or Il may may be fran the verb
'ohsbanigo. which means Il ride in q
sleigh"
An experienced journalist in London
has started school for newspaper men
Pupils viii be instructed in the writing
o. paragraphs. reviewing. shorthand. spe-
cial correspondence. war fsepondence,
leaders. sub-leaders, art and dramatic
criticism, sub-editing, editing. ETC.
OF the amount OF silver In existence
1900 COO 600 Is estimated to be In coin
aud bullion; 81 ,2Do. 900 0QD In watches, and
the remainder In plate. jewelry and orna-
nents. OF the amount in existence 81 d.
AS co 900 IL estimated 10 have been OBJ
taiRed from North America: s7360O0 900,
from south America: ga ono 900 from En-
rope; st7 cool 600 from Africa; snd Sll. Oo0.-
600 from Asia, including Australia. New
Zealand and OceanicA. The amount of
the pre- dous metals In existence IL esfi-
mated to Be sl3 ga e0ec00
The nine ambassadors OF the French
Republic receive earh a salary Of s0.0O0f
but the expen ses Of the different capitals
yary considerably. being a. follows: st.
PETERSBURG. 2i0.o0a: London. leo, OO0f. I;
Nierna. i30Oc0s.: Berlin 100 OO0f; Con-
stantiuople. @009s.: Madrid. S0,0O0f !;
Rome, Italy 70 0sf; p0mS (Hely seel
20 OoOf.; Berne. ~ O00e To tho ether coun-
tries with which she has diplomatic rela-
tons, France sends . minister plenipo-
tertiary. This Miristar 90 washington
receives only 1900 francs.
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TnE CekRCteN pEnlrE.

In The British House Of Commons
yesterday, Mr.. Gladstone delivered him
self Of a long aud stirrsas GRAFTON, in
faver Of Ihe amendment oasred by Nj.
PArnell 20 the Govsrsmeat Coetcisn
Biz. The right honoFabls gentleman
declared thai bis reason TOR snppartins
the amendment, lay in The fact that
the Conservative measure. instead % Ae
ina = palliative Tor Irish grievances
only threatened % enhance then. In
impssssoned periods be prcoeeded 10
show thai the pcaesfal state % TEE
eouHtry vas the besa arsnmens ssAiua
the Introduction Il nev cosrcive paw.
ers. and that &, vas sholly uajuaiaAhle
90 call for them.
We are glad 30 zee the claims Of the
Irish advocttsd BY saeh = doa1hfy
as Mr.. ". +. sladssoue. ana
We take hors fron tAis tssa the day Of
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a CmANGE or HEART.

II is . singular fact that every new
editor that hnds berth in Tacoma
starts upon bis career with a brasl at.
tempt TO show all Of his predecessors
where they were wrong In their treat
meut Of Seattle. He thinks It the proper
thing 90 make leve 10 Sea,tle--thal Ia.
coma should love its neighbor a. itself
and that all the chickering's aud spleen
that have been vented there against Sc
attic in the past have resulted in no
good. He starts IN upon a new and
higher plane with broader views and
good healing medicine for everybody 10
take every day Which Ia 10 change all
established ways of thinking aud TO in
trOduce little roseaie millennium Of the
editors swn preparation.
Bat somehow this delightful state %
mind does not eontinus long. Generally,
10 fades before those who have read
have ceased 10 laugh at il. The sweet
speeches turn 10 gall in the writer's
mind before the ink Is dry. There Is
something about Seattle that makes the
Tacoma editor mad. They are suffer
ine from she effects Of = new editor in
Tacoma Just now. lie Is on the even
inR paper there. He started In just
few weeks ago 10 say the pFsttiess kind
OF things about Seattle; what beauti.
full city Il was aud how be admired the
enterprise Of lie citizens and hos easy
Il would be for two great cities (meau-
iae that Tacoma would be one Of them,
OF soursel so gtow up on the sound
and all that sort Of thing.
Already our tendeF-foot lover has re-
noaneed rs. II we Judge from What be
says be has already aistauced all bis
competitors In his reckless hatred Of us.
Seattle has gone right aloRg attending
10 It's legitimate business (which Is
chiefly the knocking Of psrximmcns).
She 10 just as beautiful a. always. her
citizens are last as enterpFising, aud the
room in which 10 bald 40 two great
cities on the Sound is just ss expansive.
But the evening papeS can and no
pleasant werd 10 say Of as nov, indeed,
there Is nothing in the English LANGUAGE
too mean and eoarss for Il 20 employ 10
speaking Of IA Aud the more rabid
and no, headed Is the language The more
do they, vho were lately laughing a, ,hs
sugared sentences, saioy the fully sx
peeted torn Of Affairs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-31


IRseh Kaz Is Narek Osgise.l
IN OctobeT sun les nnaIlow
On windinR e0uufEy lana,
where tie leaves ets dsoppiRg yellow
Ike 9 Eust Of eoiden rain.
And from ozt the Riow and glory
5oines the eupEsss % ny heart,
kl.less tneme Ter verse 81 story
Dolly n her village cart.
Sueh blossom Of bcanst
Beams above her dimpled faee,
Wnere the saniighs strikes upon Il,
And the dainty ends Of lace
Draped about her pretty shoulders,
Falling ~ least his apart
oba bevitehss all behoiaers,
Dolly IN her village earl.
q, her R0wn's seysFes9 clinQina
But reveals my true loves charm,
A trim waist 20 notice bringing,
And the r0zn1ness Of an arm.
From the whip IN her swift fingers
shows BIT Of ribbon smart,
Nhers beside the road she fingers;
Dolly IN her village cart.
Is she lost in some sweet dreaming
As she pulls upon the rein?
Or 10 most a1dacious schemiug
Born within her b1sy brain?
Can she know / am behind bert
Does she wait?-Be still, my heart
Always kind. today be kinder,
Dolly, IN your village sarti
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AN EDIrOR swIrTEN.


We have cften showed that Iineoin
eoanty eould prodace the biggest crops,
bieges, vegetables. biggest aud pretiiest
babies. the largest families. etc, and
SOS we score another point ahead. In
Hinshaw precinct lives a young lady
whe has 80 acres % land, can teach
seh@ol, keep books, ride horseback. EuR
farm. can cook, sing. and talk politics.
take care Of herself, and IL Dot in ieve.
last election ste vas elected justice Of
the pesce, aud the way she knocks oat
the iAw Il = canton The man that
captures this 50 ahead girl. has get %
Set ~ sarly in the morning. and lis A
BEE she eonld make bali THE young man
heFeahouts take 1atey AZ any kind Of
work, New that's the Kind % a Girl
Ne foolishness, All hnsiness auA pnsh.
II the democratic editor hereof did rot
have life lease" 90 IS. Ne gould 40
same tall rushing Ia hiashaw preeinet
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There Is little doubt but THAI the
Losses Of stock on the Montana ranges
this winter have been unusually large.
The reports received frem time 10 time
during the long season Of SHOWS and
bIiExaEds have varied considerably, but
common sense should have told one
that there must be extensive loss among
such tempests a. those which prevailed
In Montana duFiDe January and Febru-
airy. stock went on 10 the ranges In poor
condision, for drouth lad rendered the
grasses thin, aud what there was Of IL
had been eaten OF. Even with light
SHOWS the cattle would have Jared bad
y. With one Of the ssEeIest winters
on FeooFd, therefore. u bSoams evident
at onee that the figures Of loss would be
startlinRly high.
This sweeping away Of from fifty 10
to sixty-hve per cent. Of the herds will
be severe blow 10 Montana ranchmen,
but good results may arise from IL In
the end. II will have q tsndeAcy TO
place the business of stock raising upon
q more legitimate basis. With no PRE-
parations save horse, whip aud brand
ing-irou, with no sheds for protection 10
storms, With no hay for cases OF emer-
geney, and with no ranges certain to
Offer sufficient sustensncs, stock raising
10 the past has been merely 9 game Of
chance. As q matter OF course, the
time comes whsR many are losers. II
these Teyersss serve to drive out the
reckless spectators, the loss cannot be
said TO be without gain, for the proba.
bility Is that the Industry may there
after be run on strieter business priuoi
pies, when success or failure is not
wholly dependent upon the state Of the
weather.
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DAILY OST-IHTHucHcR


The tinpe for the beginning Of ths full
hllmer3 Of that promise haa about az
rived Il u nearly tiEe, II no8 gate
time, that the construction 81 those eie-
vat0Fs we're beRun, II the eompany sz-
poets 70 have them IL readiness for this
PEARS cFop.-Tao01aa Hezs, Saturday,
March Is.
Taking about the northern PaaiGc
not buildin0 elevators hers, what in
Topbet would they bald elevators for
bsfors they had grain 70 diI them With
Might ss vel build q cotton gin IN
Aisska.-Taoo0sa 9eses, Kszday, March
zeth.
From these quotations Il viii Be sen
that on the 18th the Neses neuoEializsd
the Northern Pacific and on the zstt
denisd it-sueh things are common Ia
Tacoma.
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SALE or STEAM PROPELLER.

HEArcUAR's DIVISION OF THE PActFfc. 4
OFFICE ~ CHEZ QUARrKRM AsTKs.
SAY FRAN isco. CALIFORNIA.
March list, iSs-
GEAfaED + 3oFoS AIS ARE INVITED
- for the purchase Of the steAn propeller
General MeFherSan.~ including such
property ss is now on board % her. he
Gensr McPher on was built for the
I'm ted States IN ls6T cost Sc. 90, her ex-
treuae length IL - feet beam q feet /:
deuth % 10 4 81 feet wooden hull ton
maze Ia = Sen-eon1 ensiRg engine. CYL
inder "a inch . diamesrT, - iuches stroke.
boiler cylindrical II ' feet Iengzh 81
feet diameter Speed about 10 miles PEP
hour. The sam Of S1Seg9 wss spent IN
renewing her house work. nsw heller.
new crank shafk. bew decks. and genera
overhAaltng. pl8ctag her IN frs; rae con
clifton. 10 the early part Of lssL she Is
sow N sod o0Rdition. and her machia.
cry in ecod running order. except that
some hlates Of her propclicr are broken.
The steamer Il now lTfnE AZ AREai fsfsnd
Cave. san Francisco Hagoor. For further
Information apply 10 the undersigned.
The Government reserves the right 10 re-
iect shy OF al lids. Terms c4sh. Pro
poSzla wiz be opeEsa ~ noon on knra-
dAy, March 1ist Isl. in the presence o.
sch blddcrs IS desire 70 affent NaS
should be ADDRESSED - the undersiznsd
ard MARRIED Proposals for Sleazer.-
ALEX. j. PERRY.
Assistant Q1ArterTzAs Ter General Z
Caief QzArteSuaster. Division o. the
Psa1a mk&&
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kaleiui susFicson STALKS abroad ana
sinister motives sre charged % every
u'sn who opens his meath % manicipal
sdAirs. II half tie s-scAensS" be true
thst are charged D. iudividuAls Nsw
! sra IN the pslmirsi davs Of the Twaea
regime. ~as = mparilv eandaeted civ
to csupAre with Spekans FAlis.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PARTNER WANTED.

SR000 WILL BUY HALF IN.
eOOOOO terest In q nice. pleasant
and best paying business on this coast
no enterprise Ike Il on the Sound a sure
chance 20 make money fast only Si500
sash needed. halaRce can be paid out OF the
business Address Rare Chance PosT-
INrELLlGUNCER. with name and addreas.
mhSt n
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he With % gifts that most e hlest.
o. stands fer Gsd above tas rest.
Les him D. tank ~"Io serve the dear
The bowler ehilarsa am heaF."
-gsas Fazr,r-.
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Fine lot, T-room house and stable, Elev-
enth and jackson streets, $500.
Lot 3, bl IS Terry's LIST, house and im-
Lots ie and 10. bl I2 keAlser's, ss2s and
$3.50.
The 4 hest lots In bl q Moss al. $50 each.
Cieared lots In Bigelow's Ad. SIS and SIS.
Ri 70 MAynard's Iake W Ashington S22B.
Lots aud 8, bl 90 TerFy'a -. S7l0o.
Cleared lots. bl LAWYERS. $S25-
Lots and 6 bl q Yesler's Let, $525.
Furnished restaurants, 9225 and 8l201
City hotel 5000 Steam laundry. So.
loon and Lodging house. Vacant govern
ment claims, Part bottom land. Sc. In
Broved ranches. SS5e 70 $4ooo.
Mortgages On solid property, Sloe 70
$40 oco. City and county scrip. -
Vernisr compass and surveying
furnished house and lease. ocntsr Of
town. $500.
WANTED.
To loan $500 and ssooo on good security.
Hsusss - rent. Money fer Investment
Women and girls e. SIS 10 80.
FOR RENT.
Simproved farms on shares.
Fruit and vegetable garden, Sis q year.
farms on Lake Washington, orchard,
hay. etc, no cash rent
Houses and rooms In al parts Of city.
GRO. W. CRANE,
Wash. Ter. EDployment B1reAn. near
cor. Commercial and Washington streets.
Seattle. mis-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-31
Rooms Go Kent.
FOR SALE.

Ien ACRES OF LAND. AZ MILES
AOO frsm Seattle. AMI ~ miles above
Black River on the county road. Said
land II 10 'ated In township q. sections 80
and 81. Far further particulars write or
call upon JOHN CHRIST,
Seattle. Second sire {. bstween Main
and Waship0ton. mh2